Art Deco Diamond Lotus Brooch objects the technique for producing sapphire

the technique for producing sapphire and ruby in the laboratory having been perfected by Auguste Verneuil a few decades earlier

or more generally that something is difficult or wrong)

a couple of scratches to the glass inside

The buckle is finely worked in 15 carat gold and framed by a halo of alternating emeralds and pearls with a double claw fastener in the middle

crafted in silver throughout

Art Deco Diamond Lotus Brooch objects the technique for producing sapphireAn exquisite Art Deco period brooch featuring lotus flower and Greek Key motifs. The combination of ice white diamonds and fine platinum millegrain means the brooch glitters and glistens wildly as the light catches it, and the delicate openwork makes the design stand out, particularly over darker fabrics. Made in England during the 1920s. Era: Art Deco, circa 1920 Size: 1. 6cm by 4. 0cm Stones: Diamonds Marks: None, tested as 18ct white gold and